Planning Board denies two projects, elects new chair
Lowell Planning Board denies two stalled projects and installs new leadership.
Lowell Planning Board denies two stalled projects and installs new leadership.
The Lowell Planning Board approved definitive subdivisions at 90 Bolt Street and 2 Tanner Street despite residents' fears the lot splits pave the way for more Markley Group data center growth.
Lowell Planning Board approves two industrial subdivisions. The board unanimously approved subdivisions of 90 Bolt Street in the Light Industrial district and 2 Tanner Street in the General Industrial district, each split into two lots subject to multiple conditions. The Tanner Street property is
Lowell's Planning Board approved two housing conversions and declined to back a curb cut zoning change.
Lowell Planning Board unanimously approves 47 new residential units across two conversions. The board approved 131 Davidson Street, converting a commercial building into 43 units in the Downtown Mixed-Use district, and 70 Stromquist Avenue, converting a home into four units in the Suburban
Lowell's Planning Board approved two Markley Group-linked subdivisions despite heavy resident opposition over the city's data center moratorium.
Lowell Planning Board approves final Rivers Edge phase and two subdivisions. The board unanimously advanced the final phase of Rivers Edge, adding thirty-two units to the 181-unit planned residential development for a total of 187 income-restricted units at 165 Nelson Avenue and 33-113 Adie Way. A
Planning Board unanimously approves 30-unit mill conversion at Willie Street. The board approved special permit and site plan review applications for Willie Street LLC to convert a vacant three-story mill building into 15 studio apartments and 15 one-bedroom units with 31 assigned parking spaces
Lowell Planning Board moves forward on three major projects, including school gym. The board unanimously approved a site plan for Lowell Community Charter Public School's new gym addition at 225-259 Middlesex Street, expected to open by late 2027 with a new elevator for accessibility. Also approved
Planning Board backs two major site projects. The board unanimously approved a Special Permit and Site Plan Review for Kazanjian Enterprise to convert an eight-bay garage into four townhouse condominiums on University Avenue, with conditions for vinyl fencing, shade trees, and revised architectural
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